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Nice video with bad audio quality.

Thanks for the review!

Great insight of BIM consultant ! The difference between BIM consultant and Outsourcing is about the impact level on project.

Thank you so much, i am facing a problem when i do your method. it does not count all mullions, the max number im getting is 8 and in some cases, it counts more when i only have 7 it counts it as 8 its urgent, thank you again

Very useful.

Most MEP firms I've spoken to have ignored the information side of this program entirely. 10-15 years on and they're sill using a "hybrid" Revit/CAD workflow. No schedules. No working duct/pipe systems. No formulas in their families. CAD Links and Imports everywhere. Text instead of tags. 2D rectangles instead of equipment families. And they're hostile to any of that changing. I've passed on job offers because of this.

Can you share a dynamo script to cut multiple beams with one reference plane/grid?

40mm is just over an inch and a half. 76.2mm is 3 inches. Don't forget, 1 inch = 25.4 mm. Not deliberately correcting you just making you aware of how construction can get confusing very quickly over very simple matters.

Your questions, how much bearing for a joist on a masonry wall. Soft skills - think of the question; is it clear or ambiguous; will the listener readily understand it; is it likely to be in his practicable construction knowledge set; is the joist allowed to sit freely on the masonry wall or will a joist hanger suffice; can the joist be built into masonry wall as the work progresses?

Tread cautiously with BIM. You are only as good as the programme e.g. structural steelwork - has the programmed been set up to account for baseplates, ground bolts. black bolts, cleats, framing plates. Too often the programmer only sees the main H beams at the expense of everything else.

Chetna, a major problem with IPD's is ensuring that there is the "correct staff fit". Someone has to lead, yes, but too many "alphas" is a recipe for disaster as that is not true collaboration!

Could you compare mwf pro wood, with hsbcad?

Thanks

This was gold episode for international student who wants to make big in BIM.

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Hello, this isba great presentation. May I have a copy of this so I can have a guide in my work? Thank you

I like what you do and that’s what I intend do it in Arabic. I hope in the near future be able to do a wonderful podcast like this with the leaders of digital transformation in the Arab world.

It's good to hear experts. Wonderful video

She is a Guru of our team. BIM Master.

Informative Podcast.

Great work by all of you

👌🤙it will be amazing to see a podcast on Demolition..

Great conversation about #BIM management 🙌

Alberto is the best 👌

can you lower the music, thanks

how does revit know which side to keep when cut ?i am having issues

Great work done by @bimwize and @chetnachauhan

Yigit completely agree with your comments on Excel! I've spent so much time in my career to fix up spreadsheets so that pertinent information can be harnessed as valid data.

Excellent information session

I am enjoying this playlist so far.

Great work

very informative and explained very well!! kudos..!!!

Very clear and concise..!!

This tutorial is very helpful. It gave me a good overall view of Revit Family creation

Hello sir I am an engineering student I need some help regarding this topic , could you send me the PDF copy of this file. It would be really helpful for me and I'd honestly appreciate it Thank you

Thanks for sharing such an insightful view of BIM adoption. Please explain how can a smaller company adopt BIM easily.

Thank so much for making such video its very informative

Thank so much for making such video its very informative

Any idea how to create a castellated beam on Revit?

thank you for the video you just saved me from a nightmare

Let's make a Revit vs Archicad video. That's a fair battle. You do the Revit parts, I do the Archicad parts.

Thanks for the elaboration. I use Autocad. Wanted to learn Revit.

Great video. I am mostly familiar with Revit, I can use it fluently. I know bits of Autocad like modelling gears and stuff, I am looking into using it architecturally. It sounds to me that for architecture specifically, AutoCAD to Revit is like Microsoft Paint is to AutoCAD. Doing everything manually in AutoCAD sounds like a chore, but I guess it can help you to remember and understand your own drawings better, build a better relationship with your own projects.

Revit is the best! once you start you will never want to go back... I use both at work

Revit is the best! once you start you will never want to go back... I use both at work

I'm just getting into studying all this so, thanks for the information.

This is a very important information. I have been trying to undestand cloud sharing on Revit for long. Thanks for this video

When I import CAD file in Revit its scale gets changed. How to resolve this issue.

When importing AutoCad into Revit make sure you do the following: 1) Overkill command in autocad. Gets rid of double lines, 2) proxygraphics set to 1 in autocad. 3) no not import dwg bring your main revit file. Import into a temp project file. Why? Bringing in autocad file especially from a manufacturer will add unwanted line types to your file. 4) use that temp file to modify your line weights. Just some basics. My pet peeve is complete details drawn with filled regions - Lazy drafting!

as someone who has never worked with design software, i must say i am inspired to invest time and money learn. thank you so much for the video. you have me as your new subscriber.